German WW1 Brass 75mm Cartridge Case Dated Juni 1915 Karlsruhe Patronenfabrik Brass Cartridge Case peppiatt The reverse side of the

The reverse side of the coin features a crowned shield design within a Garter

and political dynamics of the Polish underground forces against Nazi occupation and later Soviet influence

Goggles: pair of blue-painted metal-framed goggles fitted with split-angled glass eye-pieces set in a leather padded cushion

The phrase suggests that the Boers may have suffered wounds and losses

this cartridge shell case offers a tangible connection to the bravery and engineering prowess of the past

German WW1 Brass 75mm Cartridge Case Dated Juni 1915 Karlsruhe Patronenfabrik Brass Cartridge Case peppiatt The reverse side of theThis German WW1 brass 75mm cartridge case, dated June 1915 and produced by the Karlsruhe Patronenfabrik, has been transformed into a striking piece of trench art dedicated to the Essex Regiment. The artifact encapsulates the brutal yet humanizing aspects of wartime creativity, where soldiers repurposed spent munitions into personalized mementos. The brass case, once part of the deadly artillery exchanges of the Great War, now bears intricate